Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-10
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, MO, July g Flour steady, good
trading: NX s. 2CG2 30; xxx s. 45d2 81; family
3 7UG2 -; fancy s. 60a3 20; patents 81 l0G
80. Wheat opened easy followed by steadier
tone, and prices gradually recovered, closing
HG3s higher; No red, each, d'.0 "A &c;
july I4i4U H5Ec, closing at a &c: august ~
GH4c, closing at a c; September - GI65EC,
closing at IGAC; October IT25 1Sc. Germ weak
and ga &c lower; cash 345zG3-5IC; August
324c; September 3}Gl GGf, closing &c. Uet5
barely steady; cash &c, July 24c; August &c;
September PIC Cornmeal quiet at 81 9ju2 co..
Whisky steady at 81 %. Provisions dull but
steady. Pork irregular and nominal at So 80
Lard St 30. Dry salt meat, boxed. shoulders,
s. ola; long clears SI50G7 10; clear ribs - I5H
IS; short clears, s. 90. Bacon - Boxed
shoulders S. l2}2G6 p; long clear and GEAR
ribs IS 671{i short clear 50 90. Hams steady -
SllGI4 90.
CaICAGo. ILL, July 9.-Wheat market opened
q little easier az nc fof August, aud during
the Iirst hOar was very dull, scarcely any trad
Ing beIrg done. August declined 10 re.
New York clearsnce5 were pOzte: IL $50 600
bushels, &ud rumors began flying about % me
effect that the visible supply statement mex.
week would show another large decrease, con
si4erably over 100000 bushels In the SINE
line were statements that the Ag:!CH tCr@I BC-
partmeut had reported, showing more U- less
damage IN certain VII st districts This com
L!nation OF talk Induced considerable buying in
& IOcal waT, and iv4nced the price OF August
NJ TO = a . &C, higher than /. opened o. had
previously sold. TIE ruTOr5 were confirmed
wren later the Governme ht crop report was re-
CCived, aHd by nrO7 August had picked u" 70
- c, and felt quite Bu!!sh Iht5 tee.lnE
continued till the close, the last quotation f1r
ADJUST being 13c. Corn opened steady q csc
and gEaIuGly improved in spike o. the tuLLes5
which prevailed IN all ct tne pits dur1 the
G riy part of the session. Il was benefited -
the eary advance in wheat. but the govern
ment report showing an Increased area OF 5vy,-
OCU acres, OF per cent more than in iec"r &cLe-
as g sort CT damPer TO muCn higher p--ccs
August went up 10 SGt! q c, P.oVialOn5 were
steady, with trading on 2 better scale, 3Ore
business appeared for short ribs and I9Tl hogs
were higher and offerings Of produce dis
posed 10 sell. The shipping demand lad
improved and OTtloOk was rcgaZcel as etter
for maintenance Of the present price,.
August lard opened at So a, sold 20 50 5@-z acd
CLOSED firm. AuCu ST ribs opened at 81 JT+1,
sold at 81 20 aud c.osed 81 the top advance OF
lCal2H on both la.d and ribs. Pork Ten aimed
Gull. Leading INJURIES closed as follows :
Wheat-July ne; August 49,; September
74zs a &c; October 7G7zc, COrn-Juiy 55&
August 2GIsp So C; September SIC: October
By Mess pork nominal. Lgrd-July 81 3I51i
EuGU:t s. q Seu'l--1er So %. &c. Der > ~.
Short ribs-July = 10; August s. 10; septeM-
Der 81 so; october 81 10 Cash quotations
were as follows: Flour quiet and unchanged
No, , spring wheat 7lG11zc; NO. :. req nc
No , corn 35szc. Mess rork, per bD.. Sl4 90
Short ribs sides. loose, 81 G2Ia7 60; dry saited
shoulders, boxed, s. 10G5 so; short6tesI
sides boxed, 81 95aS co.
NEW YORK, July 9.-Flour moderately act We
and very firm. Wheat-Spot lots tim ard IL
solce cases trifle higher, with q m0ses3te str
lower later ruled stronger and closed Yitn
the decline mostly recovered and me teenng
steady, Speculation was rather quiet Spot
No . red S7ts 6S72Ic at elevator; oSGSSz4c Ce-
uveTed July Sc S6IEc. closed at s655e; august
s4z5 as5 S-l6c, closed at SIG; senFemDer s35s q